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Why should I bother about the planet?
All about what's gone wrong with the planet, what needs to be done about it, and how to help. For every copy sold, 20p goes to Friends of the Earth
£6.99
Why should I recycle?
All about the difficulties of making too much waste, what needs to be done about it, and how to help.
£6.99
Recycling things to make and do
Twenty earth and pocket-friendly projects including cardboard tube people, plastic bag beads and paper gift-bags, all made by recycling materials found at home.
£4.99
See inside Planet Earth
Award-winning flap book that reveals and explains the Earth's structure, climate and environments, and the problems of climate change and ways to reduce global warming. Geographical Association Silver Award Winner 2009
£9.99
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Planet Earth
A beautifully illustrated introduction to planet Earth for children just beginning to read on their own.
£4.99
Rubbish and recycling
A simple introduction to the recycling process for children beginning to read on their own.
£4.99
The Story of Rubbish
Shows how rubbish has been disposed of throughout history, from the recycling cavemen of prehistoric times to the landfill sites of today.
£4.99
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